Pierce Brosnan Supports Family at Paris Art Opening

Paris Brosnan had family support for his exhibition opening in Mayfair London on Thursday night.

The artist, 24, was joined by his proud dad , model brother Dylan, 29, and Pierce's granddaughter Isabella Smith, 27, to debut a new collection titled Collective Energy at Clarendon Fine Art in Mayfair.

Pierce, 72, looked delighted to be supporting his youngest, who has previously exhibited in the US, posing with his family outside the gallery.

Pierce and his family, including Paris' girlfriend Alex Lee-Aillon, joined fellow guests for an immersive preview of the collection, before stepping outside to witness Paris create a striking live painting on a vintage BMW 7 Series, drawing attention from onlookers. 

Earlier in the day the Bond star took to Instagram to promote the exhibition, writing: 'So proud of you @paris.brosnan 'COLLECTIVE ENERGY' Thursday, 26th February Clarendon Fine Art Mayfair, UK. Join LA-based artist Paris Brosnan at the launch of his UK debut to experience his vibrant Art which 'explores human connection, energy & the rhythm of shared experience.'' 

Pierce has five children in total, sharing his two youngest Dylan and Paris with his wife Keely Shaye Smith, 61. 

Pierce has kept a strong family bond with Isabella after her mother, Charlotte - who is his adopted daughter - died from in 2013.

Charlotte and her younger brother Christopher, 52, are the children of Pierce's late first wife, Cassandra Harris. Pierce adopted Cassandra's two children after their father, Dermot Harris died in 1986.

Cassandra later died of ovarian cancer in 1991, which left the siblings without their biological parents. Before Cassandra's death, she and Pierce welcomed their biological son, Sean, 41, in 1983.

Charlotte welcomed two children of her own, Isabella and Lucas, with her partner Alex Smith.

But Charlotte died just weeks after marrying Alex in 2013 from the same cancer her mother had.

Isabella has remained largely out of the public eye over the years and has appeared to have kept a strong bond with her father, Alex.

Pierce has rarely spoken about Cassandra and Charlotte since their tragic passing, but he did at the Stand Up To Cancer telethon in 2014.

There wasn't a dry eye in the house when Pierce described himself 'as a man who has watched the women he loved so much struggle with great pain'.

He began by saying: 'To watch someone you love have his or her life eaten away bit by bit by this insidious disease, that kind of sorrow becomes an indelible part of your psyche.

'I held the generous, strong, beautiful hand of my first wife Cassie as ovarian cancer took her life much too soon.

'And just last year, I held the hand of my funny, wonderful daughter Charlotte before she too died from this wretched, inherited disease.'

Pierce previously spoke about his and his son Paris' shared passion for art.

He revealed that his wife, Keely had a documentary aired at the Cannes Film Festival, and when organisers discovered Pierce was a painter, they asked him to auction an artwork for amFAR - a charity supporting AIDS research.

In an interview with Parade magazine, Pierce said: 'I'd done a painting of Bob Dylan, who is a great hero of mine.

'It sold for $1.4million (£1.1million) and Keely and I just danced into the night. If it could be like that all the time, I definitely would give up the acting game.'

Pierce took up painting in 1987 when his late wife, Cassandra, was diagnosed with ovarian cancerm and has admitted he encouraged his children to pursue any of their passions except his own: acting.

'Just because it is f***ing hard work,' he told GQ in 2022. 'It's a cross to bear. You're constructing and destroying yourself.'

Taking his dad's advice, Paris, now 24, is channeling his talent into art and music whilst Dylan is a successful model.